name of qualification for cambridge degree

It's BA (Hons).... Once you've graduated you can write BA(Hons) (Cantab) on your cv, I guess....

i think im being uber-dumb here but what does cantab stand for? will i get it once ive done my mphil?

i think im being uber-dumb here but what does cantab stand for? will i get it once ive done my mphil?

It's BA (Hons).... Once you've graduated you can write BA(Hons) (Cantab) on your cv, I guess....

Doesn't seem worth it until you upgrade to an MA, 'though. Then I think you have to write it.

Do you know the exact rules and cost for upgrade?

And how would you write it?

Cost is something like a tenner.
Rules = i think automatic after 3 years of graduating. But if you left the college on a sour note then they will deny you the upgrade. like if you left with an outstanding bill. it would cost the colleges too much to chase you up for say 100 quid, so instead they deny you the MA
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I think it's 7 years from matriculation at Ox and 6 years at Cam.

Yes, is that not what fool said?

So fool, does that mean you will get an MA after you clinical years are up?

Cantab. stands for CANTABRIGIENSIS, meaning 'of Cambridge'. All degrees conferred by the University of Cambridge may be so indicated.

ahhhh thanks, i never knew that.
ok how about this question...what do you call someone who studies at cambridge? cos i know thos who go to the 'other place' are called oxonians but ive never heard the equivalent.

ahhhh thanks, i never knew that.
ok how about this question...what do you call someone who studies at cambridge? cos i know thos who go to the 'other place' are called oxonians but ive never heard the equivalent.

I think it's 7 years from matriculation at Ox and 6 years at Cam.

why does it take longer at oxford? is it because they need an extra year to mature to catch up with the tabs?

Nah, its just that the Oxonians aren't as desperate